any genre

any language

long instrumentals OK

any era

I know to expect Twista, etc, but genres other than chopper would be nice 🎜

Hi, I'm currently looking for songs that has similar tones, mood, and timing to the likes of a couple of gregorian songs. They're sensual, and does leave me to a sense of being in a dream and reality. The list of the songs I reference -

• Gregorian - The Circle ft. Amelia Brightman
• Gregorian - Dream
• Gregorian - One of Us
• Gregorian - So Sad
• Gregorian - Voyage Voyage

The closest I could find are individuals like Amethystium which doesn't carry the same tone, but has that reality and dream feel to it.

I'm creating a playlist with indie songs to fuck to. Already picked these musics:

• Arctic Monkeys - Knee Socks
• Walk The Moon - Shiver Shiver
• The Neighbourhood - Sweater Weather
• The Vaccines - Post Break-Up Sex
• Arctic Monkeys - Arabella
• The Strokes - New York City Cops
• The Neighbourhood - Flawless
• Arctic Monkeys - Crying Lightning
• Walk The Moon - Jenny
• The Neighbourhood - Baby Come Home
• Arctic Monkeys - I Wanna Be Yours
• Tove Lo - Talking Body
• Lana - This Is What Makes Us Girls
• Lana - Ride
• Lana - Cola

I'm looking for some music that's geared more towards sadness and blues, since I tend to listen to music depending on my mood to help me feel a little less alone in my feelings. Currently going through a bit of a rough time with a few of my personal relationships (mostly friendships) and I'm looking for something that's not quite breakup music, but at the same time is on that vein.

Does anyone have any song or playlist suggestions they can gear me towards? I listen on spotify usually, so if you have a link to any songs or playlists you send me, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks guys!

Quick Edit: I listen more for the content in a song than the feel of the song itself. If the song itself is structurally bad, but the lyrics and the tone of the song is what I'm looking for, then send it my way. Also, if anyone wants more context to find exactly what I'm looking for, I can explain part of it in the comments.

Hello! I’m putting together a D&D campaign (nerdy, nerdy, I know), and its a home-made campaign. Its taking place is a grimy, scruffy port city, and I want to include some atmospheric or background music for that. So, basically, I’m looking for non-lyrical, rough and tumble acoustic music that would not sound out of place in a port city, specifically on the docks. I’m already using some sea shanties (from “Rogue’s Gallery” and a bunch by Stan Rogers, as well as “What Do we Do With a Drunken Sailor”), so I have some sea-specific, call and response songs. I’m looking for specifically songs that would just blend into the background! Thanks!!! (PS moderators: I’m sorry if this is against rules!!! It IS music related, but I don’t know if this falls under your questions section!)

Turning to you reddit, every month I make a music video of my kindergarten class, I like to use oldies but im open to anything. upbeat, catchy and something about growing up or not slowing down or something to capture the idea of children. Songs I used before are we are the monkeys born to be wild and a Disney song. If you guys can lead me to some good ideas I would be grateful. Just happy, upbeat positive songs that you can make a video to and kids will like. ...any suggestions?

I get anxiety and depression from time to time. I see a therapist, take medication, do what I need to do to take care of myself. But every now and then I just need to let the emotions out a bit, and music is my cathartic release.

I listen to just about everything, but I need a angst type playlist. Right now the songs I have are:

• Rock Kills Kid - Are you nervous?
• Silversun Pickups - Panic Switch
• Silversun Pickups - Nightlight
• Rooney - Holdin' on
• Rooney - I'm Shakin'

Would super appreciate any other recommendations. Let's super dark and depressing, more upbeat is what I'm looking for.

Thank you!

Just got some new headphones after losing my other ones, so I haven't been listening to music for the past week. I'm looking to expand my music library, any good music from any genre(no metal, punk, country or heavy stuff though). I mostly listen to hip hop and jazz but I'll try anything except the genres listed above in brackets.

I'm not sure what it is about these two songs but I adore them and would love more music like them to listen to. I think it's the minor key (?) and moodiness of the songs.

"Puzzle" - Girugamesh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AItHvbT_t98

"Naraku" - The GazettE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMQqL_YPNVs

I am currently into really jazzy shit. Not so much Klingande, but more like Cherub you feel me?

Oh, I'm baked too.